Rasmussen Faculty Spotlight – Eric Roeske

Eric Roeske is part-time faculty at the Eagan campus, where he serves as a firearms instructor for the Law Enforcement Practical Training Program (AKA “SKILLS”). He joined Rasmussen in July of 2009.

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March Colloquium for Nursing Professionals

Rasmussen College’s School of Nursing invites you to join us at our first quarterly nursing colloquium on Tuesday, March 2, 2010 from 11:30 a.m. CST to 1:00 p.m. CST at our Eagan, MN Campus.

This is a collaborative educational event. We will be holding colloquiums on a quarterly basis to discuss current trends and challenges facing nursing professionals. The goal here is to create an ongoing dialogue and offer a learning environment for everyone involved.

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Rasmussen Faculty Spotlight – Gabe Berntson

Gabe Berntson is fulltime faculty at the Eagan campus, where he serves as the Paralegal Studies Program Coordinator. In addition to providing programmatic leadership, he teaches all of the courses in the Paralegal Studies program, and considers PL140 Contracts and PL215 Real Estate Law his favorites.

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Pharmacy Technician degree now offered at Rasmussen College

Rasmussen College is now offering a new associate’s degree program at their online campus and select regional campuses. According to drugstorenews.com, the pharmacy technician degree will “teach students how to assist pharmacists in a wide variety of pharmacy settings within the healthcare system and prepare them for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board Exam.” The degree [...]

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Rasmussen Faculty Spotlight – Beth Salo

Beth Salo is fulltime faculty in the School of Allied Health on the Eagan, MN campus. Beth teaches Medical Law and Ethics, Medical Terminology, and other Allied Health Classes. She holds a Master’s Degree in Education from Capella University, as well as Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy from St. Scholastica.

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Culturally Speaking: Promoting Cross-Cultural Awareness in a Post 9/11

Mary Coons, author of Culturally Speaking: Promoting Cross-Cultural Awareness in a Post 9/11, presented her book at Rasmussen College’s Eagan campus on August 27. Coons explored and discussed Arab culture and Islamic religion in an attempt to de-mystify the cultural practices and beliefs. Her discussion also included a question-and-answer session with an Arab woman from [...]

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The Eagan Campus Celebrates its 20th Anniversary

The Eagan campus of Rasmussen College celebrated its 20 year anniversary on Wednesday, July 15 with an anniversary event that consisted of music, food and program-specific activities. Over 375 members of the community attended the event, including City of Eagan Council Members and Mayor, State Senator Jim Carlson, State Representatives Mike Obermueller and Sandra Masin, [...]

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Rasmussen Faculty Spotlight – Matthew Petz

Matthew Petz is a fulltime faculty member at the Eagan Campus. He serves Rasmussen as the leader of our Peace Officer Standards & Training (POST) skills program within the School of Justice Studies, and teaches a variety of courses in that school.

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